Securing my new refrigerator

I used a small ratchet strap. They’re cheap enough at harbor freight. I used tie down bracket for a pick up bed bolted to the seatbelt safety bracket on the floor. Drilled a hole in the front of bunk big enough for the other hook to go into. You could just cut the hook ends off, make small hole in the strap ends, and bolt them somewhere using washers on each side. Wrap the whole fridge, the ratchet strap makes it easy to swap out. They’re sold in sets of 4 usually. They’re handy to have, for a tire on catwalk, broken fairing, anything a bungee cord, Zip ties and duct tape won’t hold. I’ve got one holding batteries down. Much better that the original rusty set up.

 

Trucks at the yard. I used this. $8.00 at harbor freight. Just figure a way to attach hooks to floor, or wall. Or cut hooks off, bolt each strap somewhere.

 

Maybe cut the hooks off the straps, cut a small hole in the doubled up part of the strap, just big enough for a screw. Use one of these, or any screw you can find. Into aluminum would be best. One half of the strap on each side, preferably centered or close to the middle across the top of fridge. Doesn’t have to be perfect, just secure.